The effect of the adventure activity of rappelling on the palmar sweat and state anxiety of fifth grade pupils under student-centered leadership View on Open Library

The effect of the adventure activity of rappelling on the palmar sweat and state anxiety of fifth grade pupils under student-centered leadership

by J. Thayer Raines

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First published: 1985 1 language
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Anxiety in children Perspiration Psychological aspects Psychological aspects of Rappelling Psychological aspects of Rock climbing Rappelling Rock climbing

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